Asbay Accounting Consult

‎🧾 When trust comes back around.
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‎A client from 2022 just re‑engaged Asbay Accounting Consult on a monthly retainer.
‎Why? Because even after a break, they knew we deliver accurate books and on‑time tax filing.
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‎We help small businesses in Ghana with:
‎✅ Bookkeeping
‎✅ Payroll & SSNIT/PAYE
‎✅ Financial Statements
‎✅ Tax filing (no GRA late penalties)
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‎Still have 2 spots left this month for new clients at our current rates.
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‎Call or WhatsApp:
‎0558 437 437
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‎Or DM us for a free 15‑min chat about your books.

✨ Exciting News! ✨

After starting Asbay Accounting Consult in 2022, I’m thrilled to share that we are officially relaunching — and we’ve already re-engaged our very first client! 🎉

At Asbay Accounting Consult, we provide:
✅ Financial statement preparation
✅ Bookkeeping & payroll management
✅ Tax compliance & advisory
✅ Business growth consulting

Our mission is simple: to empower SMEs and entrepreneurs in Ghana with reliable financial management and advisory services that drive growth.

💼 We’re currently serving clients at a monthly retainer of GHS 1,500, and we’re ready to partner with more businesses looking to take control of their finances.

📍 Based in Accra, Ghana
📞 Contact us: 0558 437 437

👉 Follow our page for updates, insights, and tips to help your business thrive.

AsbayAccountingConsult

🧾 Long break, but we never left.

Asbay Accounting Consult is officially back and serious.

We help small businesses in Ghana with:
✅ Bookkeeping & Payroll
✅ Financial Statements
✅ Tax filing (no more GRA late penalties)
✅ Business Advisory

First 3 clients this month get a free bookkeeping review (no charge).

Call or WhatsApp:
0558 437 437 | 0268 914 909

DM us for our 1‑page price list

Effective Cash Control Strategies for SMEs in Ghana

As an accountant, I've worked with numerous Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in Ghana, and one common challenge they face is managing cash flow. Proper cash control is crucial for SMEs to survive and thrive.

Why Cash Control Matters:
1. Ensures liquidity
2. Prevents fraud
3. Optimizes funding
4. Enhances financial stability

Cash Control Tips for SMEs in Ghana:
1. Implement a cash budget
2. Monitor cash inflows and outflows
3. Maintain a cash reserve
4. Use accounting software (e.g., QuickBooks, Tally,SAP)
5. Conduct regular audits
6. Establish separation of duties
7. Use mobile payment solutions (e.g., MoMo)

Additional Ghana-Specific Considerations:
1. Consider currency fluctuations (GHS/USD)
2. Comply with Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) regulations
3. Take advantage of government initiatives (e.g., Ghana Enterprise Development Program)

Actionable Steps:
1. Review your cash flow statement
2. Identify areas for improvement
3. Implement changes

By implementing effective cash control strategies, SMEs in Ghana can:

1. Improve financial stability
2. Increase growth opportunities
3. Enhance competitiveness

Share your experiences or tips on cash control for SMEs in Ghana!

Leveraging Social Media as an Intangible Asset for SMEs in Ghana.

In today's digital age, social media is more than just a platform for connecting with friends—it's a powerful business tool, especially for SMEs in Ghana. As an accountant who is passionate about helping small and medium-sized enterprises thrive, I believe social media should be viewed as an invaluable intangible asset that can drive growth and sustainability.

Here are a few reasons why SMEs in Ghana should leverage social media:

1. Increased Reach and Exposures:
Social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn allow businesses to reach a wider audience beyond geographical boundaries. This increased visibility can lead to more customers and partnerships.

2. Cost-Effective Marketing:
Compared to traditional advertising, social media marketing is relatively low-cost and offers a higher ROI. This is perfect for SMEs with limited budgets.

3. Brand Building and Loyalty:
Consistent and engaging content helps build brand identity and fosters customer loyalty. Social media enables businesses to tell their unique stories and connect with their audience on a personal level.

4. Customer Insights and Feedback:
Direct interaction with customers provides valuable insights that can guide product development and service improvements. Listening to customer feedback helps SMEs stay relevant and customer-focused.

5. Networking and Collaboration Opportunities:
Engage with other businesses, industry leaders, and potential collaborators. Social media opens doors to partnerships that can drive growth and innovation.

Tips for Success :
- Consistency is Key: Regular posting keeps your audience engaged and informed.
- Content is King: Share high-quality content that provides value to your audience.
- Engage with Your Audience: Respond to comments and messages to build strong relationships.

As SMEs in Ghana continue to navigate the digital landscape, embracing social media as an intangible asset can be a game-changer. Let's maximize these platforms to drive business growths.

Bank reconciliation: the unsung hero of accounting!

Ensuring your company's financial records match the bank's records is crucial for accurate financial reporting and decision-making.

Here are some tips for a smooth bank reconciliation process:

- Regularly review transactions
- Investigate discrepancies promptly
- Maintain organized records
- Utilize automation tools when possible

What are your best practices for bank reconciliation? Share with me in the comments!

VACANCY
We are looking for two(2) young and dynamic individuals (preferably Male)who have completed their national service to join our sales team
As a sales representative, you will be responsible for generating leads, contacting potential customers, and promoting our products or services to drive sales. You will also need to have excellent communication, negotiation, and customer service skills.
DM 0268914909 (Whatsapp only) with your CV. latest by 1st March 2024
Thank you

Accounts Payable vs Accounts Receivable

2 BIG areas of Finance & Accounting…

and many organizations have entire departments dedicated to these 2 functions.

They are the yin and yang of the money you OWE and the money you’re OWED

Each have their own peculiarity, and ways to analyze

Let’s get into it

➡️ What do they mean?

Accounts Payable: Money you owe to suppliers for goods or services purchased

Accounts Receivable: Money customers owe you for sales generated but not yet paid

➡️ Where do they show up on your financial statements?

They are both part of your working capital, and appear on your balance sheet

Accounts Payable --- Current Liabilities

Accounts Receivable ---- Current Assets

The movements in these accounts get shown on your statement of cash flows in your Cash from Operating Activities

➡️ What are the journal entries?

Accounts payable;-- Goes up with a credit, and down with a debit

Accounts receivable ;--- Goes up with a debit, down with a credit

➡️ Why are they important?

These 2 accounts can cause wild swings in your cash flows

Accounts Payable :- the more favorable your credit terms with suppliers, the stronger your cash position

Accounts Receivable:-- the quicker you collect your cash, the less bad debt, and the more favorable your cash position

➡️ What are some formulas around these?

1️⃣ Accounts Payable Formulas:

Accounts Payable Turnover ;-- this measures how many times a company pays off its accounts payable balance in a specific period

Formula = Purchases on credit / avg accounts Payable

Days Payable Outstanding (DPO) -- Represents the average number of days it takes a company to pay its suppliers

Formula = Accounts Payable / Purchases on Credit * number of days

2️⃣ Accounts Receivable Formulas:

Accounts Receivable Turnover;-- this measures how many times a company can convert its accounts receivable balance into cash in a given period

Formula = Net Credit Sales / Avg AR balance

Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) --- this measures how long it takes on average to collect again your receivables

Formula = Accounts Receivable / Net Credit Sales * Number of Days

Bad Debt Expense ratio :-- This show you how much you can expect to have in bad debt for each Cedi in Account Receivable

It's few days to the end of the month.
Are you being Tax Compliant? Remember, the deadline for filing Corporate Income Tax is the 30th of this month.
Don't Panic.
Asbay Accounting Consult has a wide range of services to support you and your business. This includes:
• Tax and other statutory compliance (SSNIT, etc)
• Accounts payable/receivables
• Bookkeeping
• Payroll processing
• Financial statements
• Budget
We help you understand the health of your business and ensure that all financial transactions are legal and accurate.
Contact us on 0558437437 / 0268914909

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It's 11 days to the end of the month.
Are you being Tax Compliant? Remember, the deadline for filing Corporate Income Tax is the 30th of this month. Don't Panic.
Asbay Accounting Consult has a wide range of services to support you and your business. This includes:
• Tax and other statutory compliance (SSNIT, etc)
• Accounts payable/receivables
• Bookkeeping
• Payroll processing
• Financial statements
• Budget
We help you understand the health of your business and ensure that all financial transactions are legal and accurate.
Contact us on 0558437437 / 0268914909